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    Is javascript the scripting language most recommended for creating widgets? Can anyone suggest any tutorials for a javascript beginner? My present knowledge only extends to HTML and CSS.

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    Javascript is certainly a popular web scripting language after being out in the wilderness for many years. It's what I use for creating dynamic behaviour on web pages above that supported by HTML.

    You could try having a look at

    JavaScript Tutorial

    A useful online resource for javascript is available at the mozilla site

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript

    I find Douglas Crockford's web site very useful although probably not beginner level
    Douglas Crockford's Javascript

    A decision you will probably face is which Javascript library to use - there's plenty about, of varying qualities. Any decision will be affected by what you're hoping to achieve with javascript. I use dojo (Unbeatable JavaScript Tools - The Dojo Toolkit) for some heavyweight widget development, although I'd probably recommed jQuery (jQuery Project) if you're new to javascript - it's very popular and probably easier to get into than dojo - good if you're just trying to jazz up a few web pages.

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    Hello dylandreamer
    Visit here:- creating widgets

    Hope it will be helpful 4 you..

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    I recommend learning JavaScript without using a 3rd party library at first to see what's possible and get a feel for how it all works - you can then learn soemthing like jquery, dojo, prototype.js etc when you know more about it.

    You can achieve quite a bit with a few dozen lines of javascript without having to include some massive library.

    And get hold of a Copy of "JavaScript the definitive Guide" by David Flanangan.

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